Financial services employ the most graduates in the UK
A list of the top UK employers, compiled by The Complete University Guide, confirms that financial services firms hire the most graduates in the UK.
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Does university reputation matter to students?
When choosing a university, it can be easy to get caught up in how prestigious a university appears to be. Four students share why it’s important to consider many other factors in your final choice
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Laidlaw Scholarship Programme: encouraging undergraduate research
The Laidlaw Scholarship helps undergraduate students pursue research in their area of passion over two summers
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How to break into the fashion industry
Attempting to break into the fashion industry might seem impossible but here are some key tips that can help you land your dream job
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What is the TEF? Results of the teaching excellence framework 2019
The results of the teaching excellence framework (TEF) and what they mean for students
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TEF Results 2019: alternative providers and further education ratings
The framework was introduced in 2017 to help students decide where to go to university
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Is it possible to do a three-year PhD as an international student?
Some universities are now introducing three-year PhD programmes, but for international students this can present a unique set of challenges
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What is the ‘gao kao’ and how can you prepare for it?
Learn more about the annual Chinese university entry exam, dubbed one of the hardest in the world, and the best ways to get ready for it
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Required reading: how will Brexit affect students?
Wherever you look Brexit has the been the most dominant news item for the last three years. But what impact is this having on higher education policy, and more importantly the future for university...
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The best UK universities chosen by major employers
More than 60 universities in the UK have been chosen by UK companies for producing the best 'ready-for-work' graduates
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How to juggle university with part-time work
Part-time work has become quite common at university, but it can be hard to fit it around your studies. Here are some key tips to help you find that balance
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Women in STEM: 36 weeks, eight internships, invaluable experience
University of Sussex engineering student Abigail Berhane has undertaken several internships to boost her employability but realises that it’s also important to strike a better work-life balanceÂ
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2020 US election: what have Democratic candidates said about higher education?
This essential guide breaks down what each Democratic candidate has pledged for higher education ahead of the 2020 US Presidential election
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Eight tips on how to choose where to study abroad
If you’re considering a study abroad stint, use these eight tips to help you find the perfect place for you
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London universities boast highest graduate employment rates
The proportion of graduates employed 12 months after completing an undergraduate degree is highest in St George's, University of London, followed by Imperial College London.